Roy Wood Jr. Calls White House 'Stupid Whack-a-Mole' Game
Roy Wood, Jr., aka the late-night Snark Ambassador, says the Administration's attacks on comedy are less 'strategic crusade' and more 'stupid whack-a-mole.' Apparently, trying to silence jokesters is like playing a game where you smack one mole only for ten more to pop up tweeting. 'It’s a game of stupid whack-a-mole,' Wood droppingly explained, perfectly summing up a government strategy that’s about as subtle as a clown at a funeral. Spoiler: You can't cancel the cancelers, no matter how many jokes you try to kill.
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Watching the Administration fight late-night comedy is like watching someone try to end a meme: futile, messy, and absolutely hilarious to everyone else.
When your political strategy is just reacting to jokes like a bad kid playing whack-a-mole, maybe it’s time to find a new game.
The White House vs. late-night comedians is basically a toddler tantrum in an echo chamber. Spoiler: the echo wins every time.
Source: Newyorker | Published: 7/31/2025 | Author: Unknown
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